Despite trading most days we still go through the telephone broker - at great cost. Can anyone shed any light on the multitude of online brokers with low commission charges - seeing some of the offers we could save a few thousand (tens)a year. I se lots of adds and promises but always worry as to the safety and efficiency.

Any help greatly appreciated

Minx

I also have a D4F a/c and use TDW for share trades. Trouble with D4F is they limit you to FTSE 350 stocks. Are there any CfD brokers who cover smaller companies?

tried my broker but they don't guarantee prces and it relies on a broker picking up the order ??

thanks

You could try my firms e/o team, PA Dealing, at www.fyshe-group.co.uk/padealing

I genuinely wouldn't recomend them if I didn't think them any good and I make nothing from their business.

I apologise in advance if I appear to be a rampant self publicist.

i use imiweb, it charges flat rate 10 pound, but some active share, they normally cannot trade at once, like i try to buy AFG today before it rise they won`t let you trade, but after it rise they let you trade it. So i need to pay more if i want to buy it. And also in the busy time (8:00 and 4:30) they seemed serve busy and won`t let you trade at once at that time. I am not sure is any ppl using imi have this problem????

Minx

Try www.etrade.co.uk - 9.95 per side, direct access if you're into it, online limit & stop orders, if done orders, charts etc etc. Friendly, efficient service. I've used them since about August & have no complaints. They do equities, cfd's futs, currencies and most other major markets. Just watch out for the financing charges!